Fix some mixed tabs and spaces in headers#134
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This addresses part of, but does not fully resolve, issue #133.
There's currently a mix of tabs and spaces used for indentation in the headers (sometimes both within a single function or line). It mostly looks alright if you have your tabs set to render as four spaces, but with any other setting the result is a mess.
Unfortunately it looks like it's about 50/50 tabs vs spaces across the board, so a fairly large change will be required to make it entirely consistent.
This PR just addresses those parts of the headers where tabs and spaces were used in the same place (mixed within one function, or multiple types on the same line). It leaves alone the rest of the file where there are consistent sections of spaces or tabs used together.
Only whitespace is changed in this PR.